Andrews Sentenced to New Trial Awaited in Erie Jail
John M. Andrews of Warren county, alleged murderer Emile Amann, arrives at Erie county jail for a new trial. He says he is happy to be there and expects a fair trial, while officials note he will be kept under tight security as May court sessions approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
John M. Andrews
Warren County
Emile Amann
James Turner
Andrews
Moomy
Philadelphia and Erie
Charles S. Kennell
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. Park
Sheriff Park
Union Station
Harry Moomy
Tria
Turner
Mrs. Andrews
Alton V. Hover
Crawford County
Warren
Erie Dispatch
Mrs Ribeiro D Hall Died in San Angelo Texas
Mrs Ribeiro D Hall died last Tuesday at her winter home in San Angelo Texas from acute indigestion. Her body, with husband and two sons Roscoe A and L Henry, and their wives, arrived in Warren and was interred in Oakland after a Sunday funeral led by Rev J W Smith. Born Maud M Moore in Carroll County Kentucky she married Ribeiro D Hall in 1864. She was active in local church organizations and widens her circle of friends. She had been a Presbyterian for over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribeiro D. Hall
San Angelo
Texas
Roscoe A
L. Henry
Warren
J. W. Smith
Oakland
Hall
Maud M. Moore
Carroll County
Carrollton
High Noon Circle
Blue Stocking Club
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Faith
Dr Harvey W Wiley Leaves Government Service
Dr Harvey W Wiley resigns from government work to take the position of editor at Good Housekeeping. The move marks a transition from public health service to magazine publishing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Housekeeping
Anthracite Operators Say No New Proposals After Meeting
New York March 14 The conference between anthracite operators and United Mine Workers read an operator of ten pages as the union considers the reply. Operators say they have covered every point and miners have no option but work or strike. White notes no new proposal and says decisions depend on tomorrow’s talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of America
John P. White
Slite
Auther
White
Barge Canal Plans Drawn for 1915 Opening
New York officials announce the Barge Canal will open in 1915 with 250 by 30 by 12 foot boats and 275 foot ore carriers on the Champaign canal. The state engineer urges modern equipment and toll discussion while terminal plans for Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany Troy Seneca Falls Ithaca Utica Albany and Little Falls advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Bensel
Barge Canal Operation Commission
New York
Champplain Canal
Port Henry
Communipaw
New York Harbor
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Troy
Seneca Falls
Ithaca
Utica
Little Falls
Franklin Water Rates Lowered
Franklin March 6 The Water Board recommends to Councils a 10 percent rate cut starting April 1 reducing net receipts from about 14 000 to 9 000 annually. Board members Judge Criswell Henry W Lamberton and C E Sibley signed a prepared communication. The department has funds and pending improvements but no tax levy increase is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Water Board
Criswell
Henry W. Lamberton
C. E. Sibley
Water Department
Millionaire Canadian Lumberman Dies in New York
H P Wilcox a Hamilton Ontario lumberman and millionaire died suddenly in the Van Cortlandt Hotel after a night of visiting friends. He had frequent trips to New York and was staying at the Waldorf Astoria when present. A hotel staffer heard groans about 3 am and found him in pain. a doctor arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. P. Wilcox
Hamilton
Ont
van Cortland Hotel
Wilcox
Canada
Waldorf-Astoria
Benjamin Woodman
Waldorf
Mr. Wilcox
Burglar Scare Leaves Pottsville Woman Critical
Mrs W H Ziegler of Port Carbon was startled by a burglar at her home last night. She screamed, fainted, and neighbors found her semiconscious in her room. The shock left her in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
W. H. Ziegler
Port Carbon
Cellar Falls Into Mine In Elym Street House
Mrs Patrick Jordan of Elym street heard muffled cries from a cellar that dropped into a mine during the night. Two miners at the bottom, with cap lamps, could not reach an oven due to a cave in, so she loaned a ladder and they climbed to the surface, thanked her, and walked to the breaker a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Patrick Jordan
Elym Street
Mrs. Jordan
Ex-Governor Odell Rumored Dark Horse for President
Newburgh New York March 14 rumors say former Governor B B Odell Jr may back Theodore Roosevelt for the presidential nomination but Odell is out of town so confirmation is doubtful. Friends doubt the merger and Odell is active in a rival Twenty sixth district Roosevelt ticket. Some see Odell as the possible dark horse for the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
N. Y
B. B. Odell, Jr
William L. Ward
Westchester County
Theodore Roosevelt
Odell
Overnor
Roosevelt
Appellate Division
Second Department
Supreme Court
Mills
Twenty-sixth
Newbury
Record Coal Output at Philadelphia & Reading Co
February marked the highest coal production in the history of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal company with 784000 tons moved from St Claim Palo Alto and Pottsville yards on 35675 cars. Coal trains ran every half hour and March shows potential to top all monthly records. Five month totals estimate 4069000 tons shipped from local yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia & Reading Co
Pottsville
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
St. Claim
Palo Alto
Rabbi Elkins Indicted in Slander Cards Case
Herman J. Elkins a Philadelphia rabbi and historian was indicted by the federal grand jury for sending scurrilous postal cards to Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University and Seth Low former president and to other Columbia officials. He studied at Columbia about a year ago and was expelled after submitting a thesis on Jewish history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herman J. Elkins
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Seth Low
Columbia
Skinner William Cook Seeks 200th Arrest in Morristown
In Morristown New Jersey William Cook known as Skinner 62 years old reached his goal of being arrested a 200th time Justice Quayle sent him to jail for another term. His long career of drunken disorderliness began at seventeen with repeated fights against arrest. Despite church missions Salvation Army and Christian Scientists efforts failed to curb him. Talks of committing him to the state insane hospital persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
William Cook
Skinner
Cook
Justice Quayle
Adn
Salvation Army
Christian Scientists
State Insane Hospital
La Belle Iron Works and Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Plan Merger
Directors from La Belle Iron Works Steubenville meet in Pittsburg to discuss a merger with Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Co owner of 44 mills in West Virginia and Steubenville. No final action yet. stock capital La Belle 10 million, Phillips 2.7 million. Attendees include I M Scott J J Holoway Edward Hazlett A S Litt W H Hearne H C Franzhein A H Woodward S J Sinclair W D Crawford H D Westfall George Greer W Foliz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Company
I. M. Scott
J. J. Holoway
Edward Hazlett
AS. Litt
W. H. Hearne
H. C. Franzhein
Wheeling
W. Va
A. H. Woodward
Birmingham
Ala
S. J. Sinclair
W. D. Crawford
H. D. Westfall
Steubenville, C
George Greer
W. S. Foliz
Newcastle, Pa
Amundsen Reaches South Pole After Harsh Voyage
Hobart dispatch reports Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian, reached the South Pole December 14 to 17 1911 aboard the Fram. He denies signaling that Robert Scott found the pole and will soon send proofs to geographical societies. He plans to voyage to Buenos Aires then around Cape Horn to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
South Pole
Hobart
Tasmania
Roald Amundsen
Robert F. Scott
Pole
London Daily Express
Fram
Buenos Ayres
Horn
San Francisco
Atlantic
Hens Begin Laying Again After Coffee Remedy
George Granger a poultry farmer on the Chautauqua road near Fredonia New York reports a new cure to trigger laying He gave his hens black coffee during a recent cold spell and says every hen now lays an egg daily confirming the cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Granger
Chautauqua’ Road
Fredonia
N. Y
Dancing Under Ban Shocks Sharon Teachers
Sharon Pennsylvania teachers reacted with dismay after the school board banned dancing. Officials say a teacher attending a dance during term forfeits her job and will not be allowed to instruct the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
South Sharon
Investi
Music Sways Jurors as Lakes Sings to Freedom
In Richmond Kentucky on March 14 Isaac Lakes was indicted for disturbing public worship by loud singing. Witnesses failed to appear, the court ordered Lakes to sing for the jury. He performed On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand and the jury promptly returned a verdict of acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Isaac Lakes
Jordan
Banks
Lakes
Gas Makes Cows Waltz Near Silver Creek
Harley Johnson, a farmer near Silver Creek New York, found several cows in his barnyard dancing as if trained. He learned the animals had inhaled gas from a leaky pipeline causing dizziness and the odd performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Johnson
Silver Creek
N. Y
Death of Richard Canfield in Keuka NY at 77
Richard Canfield was found dead at his Keuka home on Saturday. Coroner Hassan of Hath issued a certificate citing cerebral hemorrhage. A longtime Wayne town resident, he leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Canfield
Ted
Keuka
N. Y
Hassan of
Canfield
Wayne
Canandaigua Pastor Reverses Resignation
Rev. Guy R. Morrill who two weeks earlier resigned from Canandaigua Presbyterian to take Providence Church in Scranton Pa has announced he will remain in Canandaigua after the local church asked him to reconsider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy R. Morrill
Canandaigua Presbyterian Church
Providence Church
Scranton
Canandaigua
Advertise In the Mail and Get Re anita
An old newspaper blurb promotes advertising in the mail with a promise of something called Re anita. The note lacks clear details on pricing or duration. It reads as a compact promotional line from a regional publication.
Robbers Blow Safe in New York Central Station
A gang blew open the safe at the New York Central station in Phelps New York early Wednesday morning shattering the safe and likely taking about $10 and several mileage books. No witnesses heard the blast. The thieves also broke into the village post office and T J Padden’s coal yard office but gained little at those sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Phelps
N. Y
Voggers
T. J. Padden
Two 16 year olds charged after Rochester arrest
Police held Julia Nowack for grand larceny and Agnes Trayford for vagrancy after they alighted from a Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh train in Rochester. Nowack allegedly stole a suit a gold watch a white beaver hat and money valued over 50 from Dora Pink. Trayford will not be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Julia Nowack
Agnes Trayford
Buffalo
Dora Pink
Miss Nowack
Trayford
Silver Springs
Mrs. W. M. Lindsey Dies After Fall On Icy Walk
Emma Sherman Lindsey wife of Judge Wilton M. Lindsey aged 101 obituary notes she died after a fall that fractured her hip on an icy Post Office walk. Born August 11 1843 at Thetford Vermont she taught music at Edinboro State Normal School and held leadership roles in the Woman's Relief Corps and Presbyterian missions. Funeral Wednesday at the Warren Presbyterian Church with Rev J W Smith officiating. Interment Oakland. Bearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Sherman Lindsey
Wilton M. Lindsey
Mrs. Lindsey
Thetford
Langdon and
Pamela Smith Sherman
Thetford Academy
Brattledore Seminary
Castleton Seminary and Musical Institute
Edinboro State
Edinboro
W. M. Lindsey
Warren
Edward Lindsey
Lindsey
Woman’s Relief Corps
J. W. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Tennyson
Oakland
L. R. Freeman
W. McDonald
J. M. Siegfried
F.°. Hue
F. G. Haines
W. H. Filler
Editor Leaves No Estate in Lansdale Death
In Norristown on March 14 Judge Solly indicated the estate of J. Wilmit rey of Lansdale and noted Harvey had died insolvent. The deceased was editor and proprietor of the Laws Republican and president of the P lentor of Bucks and Montgomery Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
J. Wilmitrey
Lansdale
Solly
Harvey
The
Laws Republican
Plentor
Bucks
Montgom
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R. D. Hall
San Angelo, Texas
Harvey W. Wiley
American Press Association
RCW
Rabbi Elkins
Dr. Butler
Bigron
la Belle and Phillips
Will
Freedom
Anita
Rodgers
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